NAMI Wake County

NAMI Wake County offers a variety of volunteer opportunities for individuals passionate about supporting mental health initiatives in the community. Volunteers play a crucial role in delivering programs, facilitating support groups, and ensuring the smooth operation of the organization. 🔹 How to Get Started To become a volunteer: Watch the Volunteer Orientation: View a recording of the current quarter's orientation session. Complete the Volunteer Application: Fill out the online application through the Bloomerang Volunteer platform. Await Contact: The Volunteer Team will reach out within two to three business days. 🌟 Volunteer Roles Support Group Facilitators: Lead peer-led groups such as Connection Support Group, Family Support Group, Stress & Anxiety Support Group, and LGBT+ Mental Health Support Group. Education Program Leaders: Conduct courses like NAMI Basics, Family-to-Family, Peer-to-Peer, and Crisis Intervention Training. Presentation Speakers: Share personal experiences through programs like Ending the Silence and In Our Own Voice. Crisis Intervention Training (CIT) Participants: Assist in training law enforcement by sharing personal stories or participating in role-play scenarios. Event Volunteers: Support events like NAMIWalks by helping with setup, guiding participants, overseeing activities, or providing general assistance.